- pronunciation: [ˈfɛltɪns]) is a
brewery in the west
German city of Meschede-
Grevenstein. In 2015,
Veltins ranked fourth among Germany's best
selling beers. The...
- The
Grevenstein Formation is a
geologic formation in Germany. It
preserves fossils dating back to the
Devonian period.
Earth sciences portal Germany portal...
- portraiture, 2012 Ingamells, p.135–136;
Slive p.38
Middelkoop and Van
Grevenstein-Kruse, 76;
Ekkart and Buvelot, 106; Slive, 38 "How the
Laughing Cavalier...
-
Erflinghausen Eversberg Frenkhausen Freienohl Frielinghausen Galiläa
Giesmecke Grevenstein Heggen Heinrichsthal Höhringhausen
Horbach Immenhausen Klause Köpperkopf...
- (Stuttgart/Zürich; also
translated into
Dutch and English). N.
Middelkoop and A. van
Grevenstein,
Frans Hals. Leven, werk,
restauratie (Life, work and restorations) (Haarlem...
- d'Hondecoeter, Jan van
Goyen and
Cornelis de Bryer.
Since Alexander van
Grevenstein became director in 1986, the
Bonnefanten Museum has
focused mainly on...
-
Josefa Berens-Totenohl (30
March 1891, in
Grevenstein,
Sauerland – 6 June 1969) was a
German writer and painter. She was the
daughter of a blacksmith...
- Hildesheim; Berlin: Franzbecker, 2007. ISBN 978-3-88120-463-7
Alexander van
Grevenstein,
Paula van den Bosch,
Bonnefantenmuseum Collectie Hedendaagse Kunst,...
-
Hanxleden (b
about 1290) was 1327-1358 mentioned. He was Lord (Burgmann) of
Grevenstein,
Fredeburg and
Schwarzenberg as well as
bailiff (Gograf) of Attendorn...
-
hectares and
covers parts of the
parishes of
Roggenstorf (Gemarkung
Grevenstein) and
Damshagen (Gemarkungen
Welzin and Pohnstorf) and was established...
